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In article <AAROND.93Jan7155820@xibm.StorTek.com>, aarond@xibm.StorTek.com (Aaron Dailey) writes:
|> [...]
|> So, what do I need?  Of course, I need the executable.  How 'bout the
|> elisp files - some of them seem to be loaded dynamically (the
|> rectangle functions come to mind), but most are already in the
|> executable?  If I need the elisp files, do I just need the .elc files,
|> not the .el files.  None of the .c or .o files, I assume, and nothing
|> from the ./etc directory, except the executables.
|> 
|> Thanks,
|> 
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      Hello,
It works without anyting but the executable. You will miss some comfort
and emacs gives some warnings (can't find etc directory, can't find lisp ...)
before startup.

So for a comfortable setup, You might make Your own version of default.el.
You should check all commands, you want to use, and make appropriate autoload 
entries default.el. Then You need *.elc versions of all those files.
elc size is about 1/3, so it's better to use .elc then .el. 
(This is also faster)
At last You'll need something from lisp/term, if You want to use
arrow keys/function keys. But I don't know exactly.

Hope this gives You an idea
  regards 
          Dietmar
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